​​Research Issues in Family Medicine/Primary Care is a hybrid course approved in the School of Graduate Studies at University of Toronto (CHL5605H). It is featured in the MPH and MScCH in Family and Community Medicine field. This course provides an introduction to research methods in family medicine and primary care settings. The course will familiarize students with the principles of research methods, research design, and clinical measurement and will reinforce critical appraisal skills.

Each session will consist of a review of key concepts by the instructor, followed by interactive group discussion about the assigned exercises. Reading of the course materials and completion of the assigned worksheets or assignments is required preparation for each session.​

*hybrid definition – please not this is NOT dual delivery. All classes are synchronous with 50% of sessions online and 50% in-person approximately.

​​Research Issues in Family Medicine/Primary Care is a hybrid course approved in the School of Graduate Studies at University of Toronto (CHL5605H). It is featured in the MPH and MScCH in Family and Community Medicine field. This course provides an introduction to research methods in family medicine and primary care settings. The course will familiarize students with the principles of research methods, research design, and clinical measurement and will reinforce critical appraisal skills.

Each session will consist of a review of key concepts by the instructor, followed by interactive group discussion about the assigned exercises. Reading of the course materials and completion of the assigned worksheets or assignments is required preparation for each session.​

*hybrid definition – please not this is NOT dual delivery. All classes are synchronous with 50% of sessions online and 50% in-person approximately.